doc: add extra scopes info
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Article.order_by_rating scope: category_1
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### Extra Scopes
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Maybe you need to use more than one scope to make a rate, so you can use the `extra_scopes` options.
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This feature is enable **only** to restrict the rate, the rating calculation will **ignore** it.
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Example situation: I have a Profile (resource) that belongs to some Category (scope) and the Client (author) will rate
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this Profile based on each Lead (extra scope) this Profile made. The Client can vote just one time on each lead, but many
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times to that Profile. The Profile has a rating score based on all leads made on that Category.
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```ruby
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scope = Category.first
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author = Client.last
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resource = Profile.last
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lead = Lead.last
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author.rate resource, 5, extra_scopes: { lead_id: lead.id }, scope: scope
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```
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* The extra scopes fields is not present into gem, so you cannot use `{ lead: lead }`, for example.
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### Records
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Maybe you want to recover all records with or without scope, so you can add the suffix `_records` on relations:
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